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USA Swimming Releases Day-By-Day Schedules for 2027 Pro Series; Includes Quarter/Semi/Finals of 50s (opens the original)
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USA Swimming has shared the event schedule for the three stops of the 2027 Pro Swim Series, including a new format for racing stroke 50s. The three stops will take place in Nashville from January 14-17, Westmont from March 3-6, and Fort Lauderdale from April 21-24. Each will feature one 50-meter stroke that is contested over four rounds: prelims, quarterfinals, semifinals, and a final. According to a press release from USA Swimming, this racing format is implemented at these Pro Series to help “
2026-27 College Swimming Previews: #2 Stanford Women Look to Overcome Losses with Another Top 5 NCAA Finish (opens the original)
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It’s that time of the year again. SwimSwam will be previewing the top 12 men’s and women’s teams (and then some) from the 2026 NCAA Championships. Follow along with the College Swimming Preview Channel. Want to read even more? Check out the latest edition of the SwimSwam magazine. Key Losses: Torri Huske (60 NCAA Points), Lucy Bell (57 NCAA Points), Gigi Johnson (22 NCAA Points), Emilie Moore (10 NCAA Diving Points), Natalie Mannion (3 NCAA Points), Kayla Wilson (3 NCAA Events) Key Additions: #1
Yu Yiting Lowers Own Asian Record for 1st Time in Two Years With 56.99 100 IM World Cup Bronze (opens the original)
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Despite not winning gold, Yu Yiting was part of one of the most exciting races of the first day of the World Cup in Baku, finishing with a bronze medal in a loaded 100 IM race in 56.99 and making both national and continental history in the process. Yiting blasted a new Chinese and Asian Record, facing two of the fastest and most dynamic swimmers in the world in Marrit Steenbergen and Roos Vanotterdijk. Yiting split 11.59/14.36/16.92/14.12 en route to her first time drop in the event since she s
2026 World Cup - Baku: Day 1 Finals Live Recap (opens the original)
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Welcome to the first day of the 2026 Swimming World Cup on the Silk Road! Our first stop brings us to Baku, Azerbaijan, as we prepare for the meet’s first finals session. Today’s events will feature the women’s and men’s 400 freestyle, women’s 50 backstroke, men’s 200 backstroke, women’s 200 butterfly, men’s 100 fly, women’s 200 breaststroke, men’s 100 breaststroke, women’s and men’s 50 freestyle, and the women’s and men’s 100 IM. Headlining our 400 freestyles will be Freya Colbert for the women
Andre Labara, 15, Swims Huge 4:09.82 400 IM En Route to Aussie Age Record (opens the original)
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GOLD – William Petric, 3:59.27 SILVER – Samuel Higgs, 4:06.70 BRONZE – Cameron Ricchini, 4:09.66 Despite his name ending up inside the top three finishers at the 2026 Australian Short Course Championships, 15-year-old Andre Labara swam a massive best time in the 400 IM to finish 4th overall, clocking 4:09.82, smashing his lifetime best and notching a new Australian Age Record in the process. Labara finished less than two tenths outside the podium behind Cameron Ricchini (4:09.66). Coming into th
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